Representing Fractions by Dividing a Whole into Equal Parts

This video tutorial teaches how to represent fractions by dividing a whole into equal parts. It covers common fractions like halves and fourths, and demonstrates different ways to represent the same fraction. The tutorial uses examples like dividing a candy bar to illustrate these concepts, emphasizing the importance of equal parts in fractions. It concludes with a practical example of dividing a candy bar among six friends, reinforcing the lesson on fractions.

What is a fraction when a whole is divided into three equal parts?

• One fifth

• One fourth

• One half

• One third

Which of the following is NOT a common fraction?

• Halves

• Quarters

• Thirds

• Sixths

How can the same fraction be represented differently?

• By changing the size of the whole

• By dividing the whole into unequal parts

• By dividing the whole into equal parts in different ways

• By using different shapes

What is the key idea when dividing a whole into fractions?

• The parts must be small

• The parts must be large

• The parts must be different

• The parts must be equal

How many equal parts are needed to share a candy bar among six friends?

• Two

• Four

• Six

• Eight